[DasBill]

Get looking thru yer change! If they dont go for silly money, the average is £800+ at least.

I know some people on here could do with that kinda windfall.

Tho not sure if i should put it up now or when the hype dies down

[Samo]

well, if you need someone too look after it in the meantime...

[DasBill]

Ok Samo, ill take the deed to yer house as insurance

[pokey27]

Good point das!!no doubt it'll be worth alot in years to come,Could be a nice little safeguard for if you ever hit hardtimes i spose.
I think if i found one and going on your info i'd list it for BIN £2,500 and see what happened at least that way u can mull over any offers less someone hits the bin in which case i'm sure you'd be happy with £2,500

[Samo]

Ok Samo, ill take the deed to yer house as insurance

Would you accept an IOU instead? I rent my place so I don't have any deeds:p

[DasBill]

Good point das!!no doubt it'll be worth alot in years to come,Could be a nice little safeguard for if you ever hit hardtimes i spose.
I think if i found one and going on your info i'd list it for BIN £2,500 and see what happened at least that way u can mull over any offers less someone hits the bin in which case i'm sure you'd be happy with £2,500

Its a sound plan, tho i might put it up BIN for the cool sum of £1,000,000 and be open to best offers. Seeing as one went for £920,995 (tho i dont think they'll be seeing a penny of it )

[mr.pure]

Well done on the find and all that but you're living in a dreamworld with your £800.
A quick search shows them almost entirely selling for around £180-£240.
The longer you wait, the more of them will have turned up and the lower the prices will have gone.
The Royal Mail knows about these things and probably set the price based on the long term market rate for a coin with 200,000 in circulation.

[DasBill]

Well seeing as ive seen at least 10+ today that have gone for roughly £1000, all i need is a bit of luck.
On top of that coin collectors reckon around 50,000 hav already been returned.

[mr.pure]

Where ?

Show me a page that looks like this with completed items where loads of 'em have gone for a grand.
£200 !

[DasBill]

Fair enough Pure i am over exaggerating but you never know

The one above probably averages the market out

Seeing what people are putting them up for looks like £800 was a bargain on my part

[mr.pure]

Nothing stops people putting them up for £10,000 but they won't sell.
Looks like £200 is the current going rate.
In a weeks time that'll be £150 and so on until the price is about £50 !
Get on it now, if you've got one.
Do it as a buy it now for £250 and be happy with that.

[cracky]

I saw three end last night, 200-250 seems to be the going rate, get it listed!!!!

[pokey27]

Sky news just reported that one sold for £7,100 on ebay but ebay wouldn't confirm it so that could be bolloxs.I'd still list it for £2,500 or best offer though nothing gained nothing ventured and all that.

[mr.pure]

Don't see the point in wasting the time to even type the numbers personally.
They're not selling with buy it now prices of £500 !

[Big J]

Picking up some boxfresh divas for 30 quid.

I'll be Fab-u-lous in nae time!